Orica has announced the launch of its next-generation GroundProbe geotechnical monitoring solution to help mining operations improve safety, streamline deployment and make faster, higher-confidence decisions.
Designed for busy geotechnical teams, the future-ready solution combines intuitive workflows with performance to support day-to-day monitoring and risk-based decision-making.
With quick, low-touch deployment, faster workflows and robust, energy-efficient technology, the solution reduces complexity while improving reliability across a broad range of monitoring applications.
David Noon, vice president – Geosolutions, said it is not just a new technology, it is also a complete redesign.
“Our solutions are purposefully designed to support safety‑critical, critical and long‑term monitoring needs across a wide range of operating environments. From rapid‑failure detection through to strategic, long‑term stability analysis, it ensures customers have the right capability aligned to their operational risk profile and decision‑making requirements,” he said.
At a practical level, the launch brings together the next-generation platform – common across three models, GroundProbe SSR-XT, SSR-FX, and SSR-Omni – with the latest software release to date, MonitorIQ Next. Each model and its features are physically designed and engineered for their monitoring purpose, providing real capability — not just nuances in the software.
Ben Moke, senior manager – GroundProbe, said the launch reinforces GroundProbe’s commitment to making geotechnical monitoring easier and more effective for customers.
“This next‑generation solution reflects our deep understanding of the challenges geotechnical teams face every day. We spent a lot of time listening to how people actually use their systems and software in the field and then engineered a product around that reality,” he noted.
“There’s also a philosophical shift behind the launch. We’ve always been known for precision and reliability, but this generation puts just as much emphasis on making life easier for the geotechnical teams.”
Source: www.orica.com